In his review out of Sundance, IndieWire chief film critic Eric Kohn called The Little Hours a satisfying snapshot of subversive comedy that delivers where it counts. He added: Writer-director Jeff Baenas improv-laden twist on The Decameron, in which wily 13th-century nuns speak in raunchy contemporary dialogue and engage in sexual deviance, milks its premise for as many jokes as possible and then keeps going, with uneven but mostly hilarious results. The Little Hours opens in select New York and Los Angeles theaters June 30
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